In God, not scientists, they trust

Article Abstract:

Teaching evolution remains a very controversial issue in the US, particularly at school level. Fundamentalists have for many years campaigned very hard against Darwinian evolution, and their case seems to have been strengthened by a deep-rooted suspicion of science, which has led many people to support creationist instruction. Research indicates that almost half of all Americans believe the biblical story of Adam and Eve, with nine-tenths being in favour of public-school instruction about creationism.

United States, Education and state, Education policy, Study and teaching, Evolution (Biology), Religious aspects, Evolution, Creationism

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Trust me, I'm a politician

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning beliefs about trust and risk perception are discussed. Perception of risk varies with people's ability to control the risks, their cultural or demographic characteristics, and their ability to trust.

Research, Perception, Perception (Psychology), Trust (Psychology), Risk perception

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Trust me, I'm a physician's asst

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning staff training for the UK National Health Service are discussed. In particular the adoption of the US style post of physician assistant is examined.

Officials and employees, Training, Nurse and physician, Nurse-physician relationship, Health services administration, Hospitals, Public, Public hospitals

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